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10 FALL PREVIEW
It’s only rational to check out NBC’s new drama The Irrational. Also: Lawmen: Bass Reeves from Yellowstone’s Taylor Sheridan on Paramount+, Netflix’s Pain Hustlers with Emily Blunt, The CW’s superhero-free lineup, Chuck Lorre’s new sitcom Bookie on Max, Hulu’s magical Spellbound, Godzilla’s return in Apple TV+’s Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, 60th anniversary specials on JFK’s assassination, and Stallone’s telling Netflix doc Sly.
35 Primetime Schedule
36 Fall Calendar

THE IRRATIONAL

FOR A SHOW about why people make bad decisions, NBC has made the best one by bringing Jesse L

3 mins

FOUND

In the opening moments of this chilling new drama, a desperate, scantily clad Gabi Mosely (Shameless’ Shanola Hampton) bangs on a metal door asking the man who answers for help

1 min

PAIN HUSTLERS

Struggling, unemployed single mom Liza Drake (Emily Blunt) thinks she’s found the perfect route to an improved life for herself and her sick daughter Phoebe (Chloe Coleman) the day she meets charismatic pharmaceutical rep Pete Brenner (Chris Evans)

1 min

THE SWARM

Frank Schätzing's 2004 sci-fi novel about a massive underwater life force targeting mankind finally surfaces on U.S. television after a European run earlier this year

1 min

THE SPENCER SISTERS

Back to the Future icon Lea Thompson camps it up as vivacious mystery novelist Victoria Spencer, who ropes her estranged daughter, Darby (Stacey Farber)—a former cop—into pairing up as crime- solving “sisters” in this high-spirited dramedy

1 min

ALL THE LIGHT WE CANNOT SEE

Two young people on opposite sides in World War II are drawn together in this four-part limited series based on Anthony Doerr's Pulitzer Prize-winning 2014 novel

1 min

LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY

Larson as Zott: Old lab colleagues cared about her \"beaker coffee,\" not her ideas

1 min

BOOKIE

In Chuck Lorre’s prolific career creating some of the most successful sitcoms in television history, wringing laughter amid the tears is a typical part of the experience

1 min

QUIZ LADY

We know Sandra Oh can do pretty much anything, from her dramatic work as determined Dr. Cristina Yang on Grey’s Anatomy and passionate MI6 agent Eve Polastri on Killing Eve to her comedic turn as wound-up professor Ji-Yoon Kim on The Chair

1 min

SCOTT PILGRIM TAKES OFF

Hello again.... The Scott Pilgrim universe is expanding. Originally a series of six graphic novels by Bryan Lee O'Malley, Scott Pilgrim became a cult classic with the 2010 live-action film Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

1 min

SPELLBOUND

Romain's Cece, aglow with magic; below, clockwise from bottom center: Romain, O'Regan, Darius, Moana, Barbieri and Werb

2 mins

MONARCH: LEGACY OF MONSTERS

Sawai here as survivor.Gate) made her bréakthrough in Apples TV+’s Pachinko

1 min

BUDDY VALASTRO'S CAKE DYNASTY

Buddy Valastro wants to show the world that he’s not just about constructing impossibly extravagant desserts

2 mins

ORLANDO BLOOM: TO THE EDGE

“I never feel so alive being so close to death. I’m ready to take my life to the edge,” Orlando Bloom, star of the Lord of the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean movie franchises, confesses in the first of this three-episode adventure series

2 mins

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